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Residents Beware: Uptick In Bobcat Sightings In New Canaan

Police in a Fairfield County town are warning residents of an uptick in the number of bobcat sightings at parks and in yards.New Canaan Police Lt. Marc DeFelice said the recent spike is causing concern and even though they usually shy away…

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Residents Beware: Uptick In Bobcat Sightings In New Canaan

Residents Beware: Uptick In Bobcat Sightings In New Canaan
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This Was My Cue : New Canaan Woman Adopts Two of Pregnant Stray s Kittens

This Was My Cue : New Canaan Woman Adopts Two of Pregnant Stray s Kittens
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Will stray animals in New Canaan be brought to local vets?

Will stray animals in New Canaan be brought to local vets? Grace Duffield FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The New Canaan Animal Shelter may not be fit for a dog or cat, some say, and Selectman Nick Williams called it a “dump in the dump.” The Board of Selectmen will be studying the issue on what to do to improve it. The picture was taken Nov. 4, 2019.Grace Duffield /Show MoreShow Less 2of3 The New Canaan Animal Shelter may not be fit for a dog or cat, some say, and Selectman Nick Williams called it a “dump in the dump.” The Board of Selectmen will be studying the issue on what to do to improve it. The picture was taken Nov. 4, 2019.Grace Duffield /Show MoreShow Less

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